Pescara Portanuova is a sheltered beach break located along the Adriatic coast of central Italy, facing south toward open water. The spot sits between a major marina complex to the north and residential development to the south, with a river inlet creating natural water circulation. The beach offers sandy bottom conditions with gradual depth increase, making it accessible for learners. However, this location presents significant limitations: wind reliability is extremely low at 0.9%, average wind speed is minimal at 4.4 knots, and wave generation is minimal at 0.35m average. The proximity to recreational beach areas and boat traffic from the adjacent harbor requires constant awareness. Best conditions occur with easterly winds, which provide side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. The spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters during rare strong wind days, though consistent sessions are unlikely. The protected harbor waters offer safety benefits but limit exposure to ocean swells. Summer months bring heavy beach use, reducing available riding space.